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We all have seen the below dialog in Power Apps Studio, while working on the Canvas Apps and used to ask the Co-Developer to complete their work and close their session.
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Now, Microsoft is going to release this Experimental feature for doing the co-authoring (parallel development) in canvas app using the Power Apps Studio, that is going to eliminate dreaded lock dialog.
More than two Canvas app maker can load the same Canvas Apps and work on it independently and merge their changes.
Below is the GIF image for understanding this feature.
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In the background, all these versions are stored in Git, and can see all these changes in the ADO’s Blame feature in the Power Fx YAML File format.
Click here to know more about this experimental feature.
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